Lionel Messi has once again pushed the boundaries of football history, guiding Inter Miami to their first-ever MLS Cup title and strengthening his status as the most decorated footballer of all time.
The 38-year-old superstar delivered two crucial assists in Miami’s 3–1 win over the Vancouver Whitecaps on Saturday, sealing the club’s maiden MLS championship. The triumph adds yet another chapter to Messi’s remarkable career and brings his total trophy count to an unprecedented 46.
Since joining Inter Miami, Messi has now claimed three major titles with the club, following earlier victories in the 2023 Leagues Cup and the 2024 Supporters’ Shield. With this latest achievement, Inter Miami becomes the 16th team to lift the MLS Cup in the league’s 30-year history.
Messi’s illustrious journey is filled with silverware collected across Europe and on the global stage. He secured 34 trophies during his iconic era at Barcelona and added three more with Paris Saint-Germain. His international triumphs include the 2022 FIFA World Cup, multiple Copa América titles, and an Olympic gold medal.
Messi’s Major Career Trophies
- LaLiga: 10
- Copa del Rey: 7
- UEFA Champions League: 4
- Ligue 1: 2
- Copa América: 2
- FIFA World Cup: 1
- Olympic Gold Medal: 1
- MLS Cup: 1
- Leagues Cup: 1
- Supporters’ Shield: 1
Messi’s latest milestone with Inter Miami further cements his legacy as football’s most accomplished player, with no signs of slowing down even in the final stretch of his legendary career.